Source: UNT Digital Library
For Gaston Borch’s “Uneasiness” we opted for a seven-piece chamber orchestra. Percussion, brass, inner strings and clarinets were omitted. The sound is re-imagined rather freely, with compression and chorusing effects and additional layering and a lo-fi piano approach. “Uneasiness” is subtitled (Allegro agitato misterioso) - we recorded at 124 BPM with a steady tempo throughout. It was published by Carl Fischer, New York in 1919.
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